Monet-Style Frog Rowing

9:16 still, Speed-friendly. One small wooden rowboat on a Monet lily pond, photoreal and wet impressionist oil at once: thick blues, greens, and cream-gold light, water like paint that isn’t dry. No second boat. In the boat, a cute little frog in late-1800s period clothes: tiny straw boater, striped waistcoat, a short jacket, earnest and cheerful, paddling with a miniature oar. Impasto lilies, canvas tooth in the bank, 1990s filmic grain over 1870s color. No people, no extra boats, no grim. One idea: a frog taking the painted water seriously. Beautiful and a little silly.